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A flat site forum for posting & browsing images. NOTE: To block certain IP addresses, use SQL or ./manage.py shell to mark the "blocked" flag as 1 or True.
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- Create a new post
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- Create a post
- Get or create a model instance
- Create a Poster instance
- Save changes to database
- Flash errors
- Create a V4 instance from a request
- Create a new thread
- Create a thread
- Decorator used to filter the view
- Create a directory if it does not exist
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QUESTION
I would like to add an additional syntax to Python-Markdown: if n is a positive integer, >>n should expand into n. (Double angled brackets (>>) is a conventional syntax for creating links in imageboard forums.)
By default, Python-Markdown expands >>n into nested blockquotes:
. Is there a way create links out ofn
>>n, while preserving the rest of blockquote's default behavior? In other words, if x is a positive integer, >>x should expand into a link, but if x is not a positive integer, >>x should still expand into nested blockquotes.
I have read the relevant wiki article: Tutorial 1 Writing Extensions for Python Markdown. Based on what I learned in the wiki, I wrote a custom extension:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-28 at 13:29The problem is that your new syntax conflicts with the preexisting blockquote syntax. Your extension would presumably work if it was ever called. However, due to the conflict, that never happens. Note that their are five types of processors. As documented:
- Preprocessors alter the source before it is passed to the parser.
- Block Processors work with blocks of text separated by blank lines.
- Tree Processors modify the constructed ElementTree
- Inline Processors are common tree processors for inline elements, such as
*strong*.- Postprocessors munge of the output of the parser just before it is returned.
Of importance here is that the processors are run in that order. In other words, all block processors are run before any inline processors are run. Therefore, the blockquote block processor runs first on your input and removes the double angle bracket, wrapping the rest of the line in double blockquote tags. By the time your inline processor sees the document, your regex will no longer match and will therefore never be called.
That being said, an inline processor is the correct way to implement a link syntax. However, you would need to do one of two things to make it work.
- Alter the syntax so that it does not clash with any preexisting syntax; or
- Alter the blockquote behavior to avoid the conflict.
Personally, I would recommend option 1, but I understand you are trying to implement a preexisting syntax from another environment. So, if you want to explore option 2, then I would suggest perhaps making the blockquote syntax a little more strict. For example, while it is not required, the recommended syntax is to always insert a space after the angle bracket in a blockquote. It should be relatively simple to alter the BlockquoteProcessor to require the space, which would cause your syntax to no longer clash.
This is actually pretty simple. As you may note, the entire syntax is defined via a rather simple regex:
QUESTION
I'm trying to take user input and find all the texts that look something like this
>>523 like imageboards do. I convert these to HTML template strings through the regex replace method and sanitize the string. then I put the string in to svelte with {@html input}. It works very well but I have a few issues.
Here is the link to a REPL https://svelte.dev/repl/737a125144474234a100cd871c1d4d5b?version=3.42.6
If you look in the console (for some reason it makes me use devtools console, repl console does not work) you can see it gets me the two a elements there, but the forEach method does not work
I want the created element to link to the referenced post. but one post can have many quote link elements in it. and I have no idea how to get a variable reference to them because I can't use {#each} and I tried this inside onMount:
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Answered 2021-Sep-22 at 20:05document.getElementsByClassname returns a NodeList object which doesn't have the forEach function defined, you can parse it to an array like this [...quotes].forEach
QUESTION
Every component of Material UI is working fine but when I tried to use ImageList and ImageListItem for the first time I got this error
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Answered 2021-Jan-23 at 15:59QUESTION
I'm making imageboard in symfony. I am curios if I'm doing it in the best way.
There are threads and posts just like in normal forum.
Thread 1
- post 1
- post 3
Thread 2
- post 2
- post 4
The problem is I made two entities Thread and Post. It's easy to get all posts from one Thread but there are some problems
- I can't make
>>idlink for thread and post at the same time. the thread has another id numeration from the post. I can make another link system for example>>t>idbut I think the same id numeration for both is better for the user. - doubled SQL table schema - each post and thread has title, content, date, image, etc.
- fronted js functions need another parameter to know if its post or thread
and I think there will be more problems. Maybe I should use only post without thread because it's the same except thread_id.
Symfony won't allow making relation in one table. I can write it as a number but doctrine will be doing multiple queries which is much worse.
What should I do?
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Answered 2020-Aug-20 at 16:57QUESTION
I am trying to achieve continuous loading of my webpage. I have managed to get the JavaScript working so that when the user is on the bottom of my webpage, it calls a Python Flask function to get next pair of data. Where I need your help however is the part to return the results from sqlite3 query back to HTML so that I can iterate over it with Jinja2's {% for post in loadPosts %) command.
This is what I currently have: Python3:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-21 at 19:55This may need more attention, but first, I think you should try (adding linebreaks for readability):
QUESTION
Here's the problem.
I need to order my threads (topics) by both create_at of threads and replies to threads at the same time (like merge both create_at columns and order by this merged one).
So, it should be ordered by the last post in thread including the thread OP-message itself.
The best solution, I could come with after research and experimentations is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-17 at 17:22You could enable the touch option of the belongs_to association:
QUESTION
I have a problem with passing an instance of "threads" in each loop from thymeleaf to Spring controller using a submit button. I'm trying to solve this by using the annotation @ModelAttribute, but one more instance of MessageThread is creating.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-15 at 12:21your controller seems to be ok, you are mapping a post request to "/" and expecting to receive a MessageThread object which has to be built from the content of the request, the problem is in the template: you are not sending the data in the request from the client to the server, so spring has no way to assign the correct values to a new instance of MessageThread.
If we take this block from your template:
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